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Shared Links (weekly) Jan. 9, 2022

ByMike McBride January 9, 2022January 8, 2022 Reading Time: 1 minute

2 Warning Signs of Double-Encryption Ransomware
Don’t Use Biometrics to Secure Your Mobile Device
Issue Spotting in eDiscovery Part I: How and When to Start
The NFT craze has stopped being funny– I tend to agree. Eventually, they are going to run out of the “next” sale and lots of people are going to be left holding digital “assets” that have no value at all. All while burning up a ton of energy to make it happen.
Court Sends Signal to Parties Who Spoliated Documents Using Ephemeral Messages
December’s Notable Cases and Events in E-Discovery
This New Year, why not resolve to ditch your dodgy old passwords?
A Dozen Nips and Tucks for E-Discovery
Getting Better at Talking About Mental Health at Work
Behind the labor shortage: physical and mental health problems

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Shared Links (weekly) Jan. 2, 2022

ByMike McBride January 2, 2022January 1, 2022 Reading Time: 1 minute

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Shared Links (weekly) Dec. 19, 2021

ByMike McBride December 19, 2021December 20, 2021 Reading Time: 1 minute

Supporting mental health during the holiday
And when is the shift over?– “In a competitive marketplace, self-regulating the length of our shift is a lot to ask. Given that the list of things to do is intentionally endless, it’s on each of us to decide what ‘enough’ looks like. Because more time isn’t always the answer.’
The good, the bad and the ugly of deep learning technology
Think Mobile Devices Aren’t Important During Discovery? This Case Shows You Why They Are
Megamatters Matter, a Lot, According to this Report by Wolters Kluwer
Employees give companies an F when it comes to supporting mental health
In the New Year, Give Work+Life Grace a Try
Responding to the Kronos Cyber Attack – What Should Employers Be Thinking About?
Looking back to look ahead: Anticipating the cybersecurity landscape in 2022
Lawyers Reluctant to Discuss Mental Health as Junior Burnout Continues, LawCare Finds
Bosses are reluctant to spend money on cybersecurity. Then they get hacked
A Beginner’s Guide to Legal Project Management

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Linked: Smartphone Phishing Attacks Increasing

ByMike McBride November 8, 2021November 8, 2021 Reading Time: 2 minutes

Hackers are moving to mobile because most of us are moving to mobile. That’s not surprising, and given the fact that it’s a little more difficult to spot on a mobile device, that’s just a bonus.

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Linked: App-based freedoms and the relentless battle for cybersecurity

ByMike McBride September 4, 2021September 4, 2021 Reading Time: 1 minute

Dr. Morris makes an important point about the necessity for security as we continue to move into a world where the information in an app will decide whether we can enter a stadium, or board a plane. How secure is that information?

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Linked: AT&T’s HBO Max Deal Was Never Free

ByMike McBride March 29, 2021March 28, 2021 Reading Time: 2 minutes

See, the question that should be asked is how AT&T can afford to give users all the video streaming they want over their network for HBO Max, but forces caps on all of its users for their internet usage.

Clearly, their network can handle the traffic of unlimited video streaming, so why do we let them use these excuses to limit access to the internet?

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